kashuenMens Survival Military Digital Watch, 23-in-1 Tactical Multi-Functional Outdoors Waterproof Military Watch, Dual Display Analog LED Electronic Wristwatches with Compass Whistle Paracord Band

it's capable of all the claims but don't expect a good fit on your wrist. as expected, with a paracord band it's very hard to adjust and very limited. should fit most men but don't expect that comfort fit you can get with basic watches.compass is a bit cheesy and lags but will do the job to get you in a general direction

This watch looks cool but the plastic part that holds the watch to the watch straps broke with in three weeks. It is not repairable. Don't get this watch, you will only have it for a few weeks.thanks

Overall, not bad. Had to partly unravel the paracord to adjust the wrist strap-as it came, it would have been loose on a pro weightlifter's wrist. Compass & thermometer positions reversed from shown in ad, & compass always points at metal in the clasp because of it. Watch itself does everything I need it to & is easy to read.

Best feature is the adjustable band. Very comforatble, and fits my XL wrists on smallest/tightest setting. Kudos. Watch itself is also good, but could be better. It's thick (roughly 5/8"), so I remove it before taking Carhartt hoodies on/off (not necessary w/ my other watches). SOS light is on clasp, so I kept accidently bumping it on while typing (computer geek). Apparently that resulted in light appearing off for hours, then randomly coming on (bad/dirty switch?), so light was shot in 2 - 3 months. Metal parts in clasp (survival razor, ferrocerium striker) interfere w/ compass, so needed to remove metal before compass worked. Thermometer was bulky and inaccurate. So far ferrocerium broke off, and I removed the SOS light and the thermometer. Back-light for the dial only lasts 1 second (I'd prefer 3 seconds). Without backlight watch face is not easy to read in anything but bright light.Overall the adjustable paracord wrist band is the best feature. If lost/stolen I'd probably buy again, immediately remove the thermometer, and see what I could find to prevent SOS light from accidentally turning on.

Had to return because moisture got inside the clock face and we could no longer read the time. It was also hard to adjust for size.